Flugplatz Koblenz-Winningen v1.1
Airfield Winningen:
Koblenz-Winningen Airport is a commercial airfield in Rhineland-Palatinate between Koblenz and Winningen. It is operated by Flugplatz Koblenz-Winningen GmbH and is approved for aircraft and helicopters up to 5.7 tons as well as for three-axis controlled UL (other UL PPR). The airfield was created as the successor to the Koblenz-Karthause airfield, which was opened in 1913 on the Karthauser in Koblenz. There operations had to be stopped in 1965 due to the development of a new residential area. Flight operations at the new airfield began provisionally in 1970. It was officially opened in 1971. North of the airfield, the municipality of Winningen has developed an industrial park. The airfield has the following facilities: filling station with the fuels Jet A1, AVGAS 100 LL and Super Plus, aircraft maintenance operation, service building of the police helicopter squadron, restaurant with open terrace, hangars. At the northeast end of the square, the Koblenz Aero Club maintains its facilities. These consist of a large hall built in 1987 with a workshop and club rooms. The association operates gliding, ultralight, motor glider and powered flight in three departments.
New spornfields at the whole airfield and also 3 helipads spawnpoints in front of the police hangar !!!
Bundeswehr Central Hospital (Helipad):
The Bundeswehr Central Hospital Koblenz (BwZKrhs) in Koblenz is the largest specialized hospital in the Bundeswehr. The task of the facility, founded in 1957, is the medical care of injured or wounded soldiers of the German armed forces, both on an outpatient and inpatient basis. When it was opened to civil patients in 1970, the central hospital in Koblenz (ZLaz Koblenz) was renamed “Bundeswehr Central Hospital Koblenz”. Since 1987 it has been the academic teaching hospital of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. The hospital for specialized care has 19 different specialist departments and 13 affiliated outpatient departments and cooperates with the State of Rhineland-Palatinate in the field of cardiovascular surgery, approval for BG procedures and other specializations. It has 506 beds, 125 of which are reserved for civilian patients and employs 1450 people, 260 doctors and pharmacists. Every year around 20,000 inpatients are cared for and 220,000 outpatient treatments are carried out, of which around 65 percent are civilian patients.
A special focus is on the acute care of emergency patients by the rescue center in connection with the central emergency room. The rescue center contributes to the emergency medical care in the greater Koblenz area by operating the Christoph 23 rescue helicopter, its own ambulance, an intensive care vehicle and an ambulance.
Christoph 23 is the first of currently 53 rescue helicopters (RTH) across Germany to provide emergency medical care for northern Rhineland-Palatinate as part of the civil-military cooperation between the Bundeswehr and ADAC. The helicopter is stationed in Koblenz at the Bundeswehr Central Hospital in Koblenz.
Yes you can spawn on the helipad !!!
VFR Koblenz:
– Moselle valley bridge
– Kühkopf telecommunications tower
– Telecommunication tower Hillscheid alarm pole
– Südwestrundfunk antenna (SWR station Koblenz)
– Adjustment of elevation data along the Moselle / Rhine (Koblenz area)
– High-rise buildings in Koblenz Metternich
In the future, more VFR points will be added, and I also plan to replicate other airfields in the area, but since I have high expectations, this will take a while.
I hope I made some people happy with this scenery and of course I look forward to constructive criticism and hope for positive feedback.
GPS Coordinates: 50.3243644, 7.5315774
